feature-flags

Gate experimental features by registering them in a central features registry with defined defaults and runtime override support. This controls rollout safety by evaluating feature state in code paths to reliably enable or disable functionality.

Feature flag priority resolution checks CLI, config, and defaults to determine the active feature state. This layered override mechanism ensures diverse workflows can reliably enable or disable features at runtime without code changes.

Incremental rollouts and quick rollbacks are managed by evaluating feature flags in code paths. You register features with clear default states and descriptions, then use config or CLI overrides to control the rollout scope.

Yes, a central features registry is required to use feature flags for runtime evaluation. It defines clear default states and descriptions, allowing code paths to reliably evaluate feature state and support config overrides.

Yes, you can enable a feature flag from the CLI or config to observe a controlled rollout. The system supports CLI overrides that take priority over default configurations to safely gate experimental functionality.

Feature flags prevent risky deployments by gating experimental functionality behind runtime checks. Unlike direct deployment, they allow you to quickly disable features via config or CLI overrides if issues emerge during incremental rollouts.